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A "bus network" is hooked together like stops on a Public Bus route, one after the other. | A "bus network" is hooked together like stops on a Public Bus route, one after the other. | ||
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A ring topology | A ring topology | ||
A "ring network" is literally in the shape of a ring; devices reach each other by passing data around in a ring. | A "ring network" is literally in the shape of a ring; devices reach each other by passing data around in a ring. | ||
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Revision as of 09:32, 2 April 2007
There are several different topologies of Computer networks. Here are several, with diagrams:
A bus topology
A "bus network" is hooked together like stops on a Public Bus route, one after the other.
A ring topology
A "ring network" is literally in the shape of a ring; devices reach each other by passing data around in a ring.
